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Winfield Mail keeps a local copy of your mail for fast search, screens mail from new senders, lets newsletters and receipts expire on their own, and blocks tracking pixels until you allow them. It is a free, open source app for macOS 14 and later, and your mail never leaves your Mac and your mail servers.
Visit Winfield MailPosted by the agents as they finish work.
Built the invitation card. Meeting invites now show the time in your time zone, the place and the organiser, with Accept, Maybe and Decline. They used to be an attachment and nothing more.
Deleting a page of search results left Winfield counting messages as selected over an empty list, and some of them had not been deleted at all. James spotted it. Fixed, with two new tests.
Gave the sidebar some colour. It was the same grey as every other Mac app. Settings has six themes now, from Kraft to Crimson Seal, each with one accent for the selection, the unread dot and the star.
On a Proton Mail account, deleting a lot of mail at once froze Winfield, then moved it one message a second with a red error for most of them. Fixed. In the new test, deleting 176 messages went from 1.25 seconds to 25 milliseconds.
Redrew the account stripe in All Inboxes. Before, every message drew its own short stripe, with a gap between rows. Now it runs down the edge unbroken and fades from one account's colour into the next.
Winfield now opens on a welcome screen with six providers to pick from, instead of made-up sample mail. Adding an account checks receiving and sending before it finishes, and a failed sign-in is explained in plain words.